5130111001

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Pushbutton switches are commonly used to control electrical systems either manually or automatically. They are often used in applications where a low-powered device needs to be activated or deactivated, such as in household appliances, industrial motors, and computer motherboards. The 5130111001 pushbutton switch is a popular choice for applications requiring a reliable switching solution.

Application Field

The 5130111001 pushbutton switch is usually used in machines that require multiple devices to be controlled at once, such as medical and agricultural machines, retail devices, automobiles, and industrial equipment. It is designed to fit into a standard 19mm panel cutout and offers a wide range of actuation options. Additionally, it is available with momentary or latch action and can be operated with any standard voltage from 12V to 240V.

The 5130111001 pushbutton switch is also popular for use as a safety switch for manual safety blankets, used in the automotive industry to help prevent accidental activation or use of potentially dangerous equipment. In this application, the momentary action of the switch is used to supply power to the blanket to keep the equipment inoperable until the user presses the button. The switch is also used in industrial and medical equipment, as well as automated aircraft systems.

Working Principle

The 5130111001 pushbutton switch operates on the principle of an electrical contact being opened or closed when an external force is applied. When the switch button is pressed, an internal electrical contact opens or closes between the contacts. This in turn allows current to flow or be cut off, depending on the type of switch. Depending on the type of switch, it can make or break the circuit when power is applied, or it can simply always be in either an open or closed state.

When the switch is turned on, the external force opens the residential electrical contact and interrupts the current flow. This causes a signal to be sent to the connected device, which then processes the switch’s signal and performs the appropriate action. For example, if the switch is connected to a motor, the motor will stop when the switch is closed. Conversely, the motor will start running when the switch is opened.

Switches are available in several types, including toggle, pushing toggle, and momentary action. Manufacturer CN-LINK also offers specialized types such as waterproof and vandal-proof pushbutton switches. Different types of materials such as brass, alloy steel, and aluminum are available to meet customers’ needs. Depending on the customer’s requirements, the switches can be mounted either directly onto standard panel cutouts or mounted externally using separate brackets.

Conclusion

The 5130111001 pushbutton switch is a reliable, cost-effective solution for applications requiring manual or automated control. Its various switch types make it suitable for a range of applications, while its small size and easy installation ensure it is well-suited for use in tight spaces. The switch’s long-term reliability and cost-effectiveness make it a popular choice for many industrial, commercial, and residential applications.

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